Handheld AM / FM / SW receiver on ESP32-S3 and SI4732. SSTV, Morse, RSSI homing, and a web remote.
This project walks through the basics of software defined radio using GNU Radio with Ettus' new B206mini USRP.
Dual-core ESP32 drone Remote ID detector: WiFi/BT scanning, real-time web maps, Meshtastic alerts, FAA lookup. Custom boards on Tindie!
Will guide you to develop a simple Meshtastic node with Xiao ESP32S3 and Wio SX1262
Build a digital FM radio! No manual tuning or inductors, just clear stereo audio output on a compact-sized PCB!
Walking through the setup of the SDR Zmod on Eclypse Z7 for SDR development using GNU Radio.
A walk-through of the basics of using a matched filter in software defined radio (SDR) using GNU Radio with the B205mini USRP.
This project walks through how to get started with the Ettus USRP b205mini on Mac OS 14.
This project talks though the signal processing behind the GNU Radio flowgraph for receiving and demodulating FM radio broadcast signals.
This project walks through how to get started with the RTL-SDR on Mac OS 14
Simple FM Radio with a beautiful retro look linear scale.
Add a quiet fan cooling system to existing equipment with this configurable controller.
Embellish, protect and reduce the sheet metal look of your modified HP server power supply with this 3D-printed enclosure.
How I converted a 1970s vintage receiver into a contemporary WiFi radio, whilst keeping all the original looks and features.
Take advantage of the Ultra96 by adding your own web applications.
Adapting Adafruit's CircuitPython to use the RFM69HCW Radio FeatherWing on the Zynq-7000 series FPGAs.
Use two 915MHz radios to send/receive current environmental information and display it in real-time up to 350 meters away!
Start converging between microcontroller dev boards and FPGA dev boards by running Adafruit's CircuitPython on the Zynqberry for the PiOLED.
Investigate how the signal strength from Iridium satellites correlates to the actual positions of Iridium satellites passing overhead.
This 1963 car radio now has a new life playing RetroPie games in the workshop! It glows different colours and is easily portable.
Keep track of your buddy's location in the water without having to radio in and get their direction.
Build a great sounding FM radio with a cool display using an Arduino Nano and the SparkFun Si4703 FM tuner breakout.
In this project, I am going to demonstrate how you can send and receive messages wirelessly, with the help of two idIoTware shields.
